Jennifer Miller
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Students Have a Powerful Voice, and We Are Listening
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I see the teen survivors in Florida take advantage of new technologies, including social media. I see them speak so confidently that it is clear they know what they want matters. And I feel a sense of relief. They are doing what my generation wanted to do. They are saying what we wanted to say,…
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Dads Forge Special Bonds with Their Children in Face of Extraordinary Challenges
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Steve Shedlock feels an added responsibility to teach his daughters lessons of confidence, independence and empowerment because he is preparing them for a day when he will not be around. A reality he must consider after losing his wife, Stephanie, six years ago.
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Oh Brother, Oh Sister
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National Siblings Day, organized by the Siblings Day Foundation as a way to recognize siblings the same way Mother’s Day honors mothers and Father’s Day honors fathers, is April 10. The day has become popular on social media as people post photos of their siblings and express their love toward t
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Park Forest Preschool Celebrating 50 Years
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An academic institution in State College has positively impacted generations of students and their families — but it’s not just the institution that may first come to mind.
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Study finds public more open to sponsorship of parks
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The public has given a cautious yellow light to park sponsorships, according to a recently published Penn State study. This study compared public opinions 14 years apart.
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Penn State center allows research opportunities
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Inside the Elmore Research Wing at Noll Laboratory there is what looks like a mini hospital: a nurses’ station, exam rooms, a specimen processing lab, ultra sound machines, metabolic carts, EKG machines and crash carts.
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Penn State Students Develop True Voice Technology
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Assistive technology for people with communication disorders has come a long way in recent years, but current technology — such as tablet apps used to communicate — is limited in that it does not allow users to clearly convey tone of voice, mood or individual personality.
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Students develop true voice technology
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Assistive technology for people with communication disorders has come a long way in recent years, but current technology— such as tablet apps used to communicate — is limited in that it does not allow users to clearly convey tone of voice, mood or individual personality.
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Penn Staters join hospitality advisory board
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Students studying hospitality management at Penn State have many assets within their reach, including two hotels and multiple restaurants. Now, students also have a direct connection with those who oversee dining and hospitality services for Penn State.
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Doctoral Student Helping Children with Autism Find Their Voices
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Therrien is working with children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, who also have trouble communicating through the spoken word, as part of a study that she hopes will improve children’s ability to make friends with peers who do not have communicative disabilities.